1. Amy says:

    oOOOO, I Love it!! Looks so pretty and can’t wait till Friday!

  2. stephanie c says:

    That is so beautiful. I’ve been looking at wreath ideas all day today and didn’t want to stick with the traditional orange for fall. This wreath will be perfect!! Thanks for sharing. Now I need to run and get some supplies. P.S. I love your site and your great ideas.

  3. Sunny says:

    Looks yummy! Love it!

  4. Kris says:

    I love it too, looking forward to your fall inspiration.

  5. Ann says:

    Oh my gosh Shayna I love everything about this. It’s beautiful!

  6. Lynnette says:

    This is so beautiful and unique. Thank you for sharing! I love it, and now I want to go buy some fake apples to decorate with!

  7. Sherri says:

    This is so beautiful and refreshing! Thanks for sharing.

  8. I absolutely LOVE it! So gorgeous! I’m pinning!

  9. Linda says:

    Love this! So easy yet so awesome. Can’t wait to see what you have on Friday! Love your blog!!

  10. angela says:

    love it. can you tell me were you got the apples and i have never heard of natural filler what is it?

  11. Debbie says:

    I love this so much, I wish you would just ship it to me 😉

  12. Grace says:

    Beautiful wreath!! I’ve been looking for nice looking fake apples. All the ones I’ve found seem so fake but yours look so real. Would love to know where you got them?

  13. Lacy Daniels says:

    Love this! I think I’ll try it out this weekend.

  14. MaryAnne Deckard says:

    Love the apple s so much color

  15. Hi Shayna. It’s so nice to meet you through discovering your lovely blog and mad DIY apple wreath making skills! I could not hit the Pin It button fast enough. Good news and great projects travel fast. The wreath is simply done, naturally beautiful and a fall focal point- the best way to decorate in my opinion.

  16. Rachel says:

    Your projects are all so wonderful and creative! I’m looking for red stripe fabrics for our home (for a decent price), Where did you get this red stripe wreath hanger? I also noticed all of your red stripe napkins, and even a pillow. Where did you find your’s? Thank you very much!

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU so very much, Rachel! 😀 I found this red stripe strap at Walmart! Cheap too! My red stripe towels are from a local store! And the pillows are made from reproduction grain sack fabric! 😀
      I hope that helps!

  17. I am making this as soon as possible! This would be an incredible teacher appreciation gift too. An apple wreath for a teacher? How stinking cute would that be? Pinning now!

  18. I love this wreath! Great idea to use the fake apples, I am so stealing this one!

  19. M says:

    Omg… you did make this!!! Love, love, love this beautiful wreath:) Such a talented lady… xo M

  20. Sarah says:

    This is one of the cutest things I have seen on Pinterest in a long time!! Can you tell us where you bought those apples and how much they were? I would love to make one of these!

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU so much! I bought the apples at Michaels, Hobby Lobby and our local craft store. Each store had different sizes. I don’t remember exactly how much I spent on the apples, but it was probably around $30 to $40? There are a lot of apples! Hope that helps! 😀

  21. Kassie says:

    Love this! So pretty!!

  22. Kelly says:

    Did you glue the natural filler in place or just stuff it into the holes? Thanks!

  23. Erin says:

    I cannot wait to make this! Gorgeous! What size foam wreath did you use? Thanks!

  24. Sharon says:

    So pretty, and perfect for fall. I’m sharing!

  25. Melissa says:

    Where did u find your apples for this? I’m finding them online & they are pricey!!! 🙂

    • Shayna says:

      Hi Melissa! I found the apples are three different craft stores, Hobbby Lobby, Michaels, and a small local store. They each carried a different size, which was helpful! I hope that helps!

  26. Katy says:

    I started working at White House Foods about two months ago (they make White House Applesauce and Vinegar products). And…. I just got moved into my very own little office. That has absolutely NOTHING on the walls and no window (better than sharing an office though! – I’m an accountant and need my peace and quiet lol). Sooooo I just might pick the stuff up to make this!!! Perfect!!!

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  30. Dana says:

    Hello, I love your wreath!!!! I really want to make one of these but need help finding the apples. My michaels didn’t have them. Do u know the specific brands you used? I was thinking maybe I can order them on Amazon? Can you help!? Thank you !!!!!!

    Dana

    • Shayna says:

      Thank you so much, Dana! I wish I could be more helpful, but I don’t remember the brand of apples. I just bought a variety of different sizes and made them work. I love Amazon, and that would probably be a great place to look! I hope you find some! 🙂

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  36. Ivana Juliet says:

    Hello, I love your wreath!!!

  37. Eileen Quimby says:

    I just made this wreath and it looks great! I’m at a standstill because I’m unsure how you connected the strap and how did you hang it?

    • Shayna says:

      I’m so happy you love your wreath! For the ribbon, I just simply wrap the ribbon around the top of the wreath, and then use a push pin to hold it together on the back side. Ribbon with wire edging helps to hold the structure a little better, but it works without it as well. To hang it on the chalkboard, I pounded a small nail through the ribbon onto the back of the frame. I hope that makes sense! 🙂

  38. Ivory says:

    Absolutely fabulous!

  39. Jordan says:

    This is really beautiful! I love the apples as an alternative to pumpkins for fall. I shared this as part of a fall wreath diy round-up on my blog- if you’d like to check it out. Thanks so much the inspiration!

  40. Rachelle says:

    Hi Shayna, this wreath is perfect for ushering in September!
    Love it and pinned it 🙂

  41. Eva says:

    Wow looks Awesome! I will definitely do that with my Mom!

  42. Madlene says:

    I love this so much, I wish you would just ship it to me

  43. Jessica Emma says:

    Amazing Tutorial. Very Nice Thanks for it. Always Good Job.

  44. Kristi Meyers says:

    could this be an outdoor wreath? It wouldn’t get wet, but it would be exposed to sun.

  45. Kathy says:

    Do you have an amount of apples it takes?

    • Shayna says:

      I didn’t specifically count them as I added them to the wreath form, but based on a quick count from the picture, I would say around 50-60. It will depend on your wreath form size too.

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